The Wall Street JournalCan you get ahead and still have a life? Younger women are trying to find out
Traditional workplaces are designed to promote those whose main priority is work—this is not the reality for many working women.
Curated by informedDeijha Martin, 26 years old, works as a data analyst from her Bronx, N.Y., apartment. On workdays, she’ll chip away at a task until 5:10 p.m. or 5:20 p.m., but never 6 p.m. She loves travel, and earlier this year tapped her company’s unlimited vacation policy to jet to Greece and France.
Having boundaries is a priority, but make no mistake: She’s plenty ambitious.
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